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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: LNC4 EMERGENCY GEAR HAND PUMP
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For Skip Long:

No, my emer. hyd. pump does not leak.  The system holds pressure for an 
indefinite time.  If you cant find the leak visually after disassembling 
the pump, you might consider taking the pump to a hydraulic shop and 
have them pressure test it.  That should find the leak.

Good luck.  Bill H.